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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
Boston Q. lndtnuapolia \


BosroN, MASS, September 1.-The
game today was tame affair, marked
by spiritless playing. Umpire Powers
again displayed poor Judgment 10 call.
ing balls and strikes, and was shaky
In close decisions on bases. Conway
pitched q pretty game, holding the
Hoosiets down to four actual hits.
Sbreve was pounded with freedom,
and seemed hardly up to the csliber Of
q league twirler. The indianapolis
infield had seventeen chances for as
sists, aud accepted sixteen, and Shom.
berg put out the unususl number Of
nineteen. Sam Wise electrified the
spectators by one Of his marvellous
one-handed catches OF a long line hit
from Browns bat In the first inning.
Score:
Boston ...... .... 8 2 00001 8 o. 8
Indianapolip-.- 0 0 0001 / / O. 8
Earned runs-Bo ,ton 4, Indianspo-
lis 2. Two base hits-Nssh, Sutton.
Tnree bsse hits-Hornung, Conway,
Seery. Double plays Kelly ard Nor
rill, johnson and shombsrg, Base on
bslls-Seery 2. Shomberg, Shreve,
Kelly, Nash, Morrill,. Base on errors
Boston 2, Indianapolis 8. Struck out
Brown, Johnson 2, Hsckett, Morrill,,
Johnston. Passed balls Hackett 4
Wild piich-shrevs. Tims-Two
honrs and FIVE minutes. Umpire
Powers.
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Opening ~ Niagara.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, September l,
Opening day fall meeting; weather
threatening; attendance light; track
good.
FIRST Rsce-Selling; seven-eiehths
Of = mile, Elsie b, won, Miller sec.
ond, Rody Pringle third. Time-l 81.
Second Race-0ae mile. Pericles
won, Pink Cottage second, Kenslneto On
third. Time Il :45t.
Third Race = Three. quarters OF q
mile. Carrie q. won. Fsgin second,
Ulsdia third. Time-l:l7l.
Fourth Rsee-0ne mile and one-six.
teenth. Al.ric won, Dousmsn second,
Barnum third. Tme-l:6l.
Fifth Race-Hurdles, one mile aud
@ quarter. Justin Mack won, Ment.
more second, Shamrock third. Time
-2:2ll.
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Habi,uaI Cen.sipasion

And Kidney and liver lille, depend
ing on q weak or inactive condition Of
the kidneyr, liver or bowels. are sue.
cs,siully and permanently cured only
by tbs use Of the gentle, yet effective
laI alive and dlureiic, Syrup Of Figs.
l 9 advantages are evident; II IL easily
taksp, pleasing TO the taste, acceptable
20 the stomach, harmless 10 the meet
del cafe system, and truly beneficial
IN effect. For sale Ia 81 cents and
~ 90 bottles. For eals In % cents
and 81 bottles by II. ]. Hester and
all leading druygista. Van Vleet a
o., q. W. joiner a Co., w. N. vii.
kerson 4 Co., J. ]. Milos, end s,
Mansfield a 90. have been appointed
wholossle ageps NJ Memphis.
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Ch,csso q, PhiI.acIph,s 3.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September L.
A tumble by Mclaughlin Lost todsy's
game for the Philsdelphias. The CO.
lamity occurred In the eighth inning
Too men we're out and Darling aud
RYAN were on third and second 70.
rpec,ively. Arson bit q tail directly
10 Mclaughlin, who first failed TO hold
Ii on the bounce and then iumbled 1t
three or four times, permitting both
Ryan and Darling 10 score, and en-
Aiding Anson to reach first. The win
ming run In the ninth was made on
BurBs's double sSd Days hit TO left,
which would have Melted three bases
II necessary. Score:
Philadelphia. O0l00020 90 8
ChicsRo-......... O0l 100 002 l. 4
Erned runs-Philadelphia 3. Obi.
csgo 1. Two base hils-Wood, Fo-
gafty, Mulvey. Fauar, Clements, Oar.
ling, Ryan. Carkson, Burns. Base on
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ], OnicsgI l..
Struck out-McLsughlin, Fatrai Ryan,
Sullivan. Wild piichs Ca ksnD.
Time Of game-0le hour and City 1--we
INMATES. Umpire-DOeschor.
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Mr.. uro.risIs'. D,par,ure.

CHICAGO, ILL., September l.-Mrs.
NeGsrigle, the wife Of the noted
boodler, followed her husbands ex.
ample AID left the city today by the
L,ke Michigan rouie without uaking
public Der destination. There 10 q
iuspclon tonight q a. she has gone 10
jIin McGarizle, bu, a. 10 quite possible
nor Ablenoe mears only n visit TO rel
a,ives In ~ 'waukoe. Nothing further
10 known dt6nilely than the fact that
sooom panied by all three Of hor chill
dfen, Mrs. MICA isls boarded a lake
steamer ttii afternoon jus, as Il wal
leaving ths dock bound north.
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THE TURF.
Opening OF the Fail Meeting ~ DO
ney IsIand-Nfagara Races.


NKw YoRK, September The fall
meeting OF the Couey Island Jockey
Club at Sheepshesd Bay began today.
The weather was fac, the sttendsn
Ia &c and fashionable, and the track in
good condition.
First Rsce-Five-eighths OF a mile.
Little Minch won, Mona second, Bri.
tannic.third. Tme-l :0lA.
Second Rsce--Ssven.eightbs OF a
mile, for three year olds. Kingston
won, Flageoletts second, Stuyvesan,
third. Time-l:27t, Best time on
record.
Third Rsce-The Sapphire stakes,
for two year olds; three quarters Of q
mile. Starters: Long Branch. Van
Leland, George Oyster, The Lion,
Prospect, Don Carlos, Kemp,on, Good.
loe, Taragon, Rssterbook, California,
Speedwell, Cleola, Geraldine, Rapid,
Albany. Geraldine won by three
lengths, George Oyster second, The
Lion third. Time-l:l5.
Fourth Rsce-The Twin City handi.
cap; all ages; one mile and a omar.
ter. Starters: Dry Monopole, Elk.
wood, Favor, Richmond, saxoDy,
Cyciops, Lsggsrd, Rupert, Estrells,
Banburg, EgIn, Orvld, Lady Primrose
and Florence M. Elkwood won by q
head, Saxony second, Banburg third,
Tme-2:0S.
Fifth Rscs-0ae mile. Aeolian
won, Pearl Jennings second, Florence
L third. Tme-l:4Oa, only one sec
ond behind the best record.
sixth Race-The Wslter stakes; fol
three.yesr.olds and upwards; weltel
weighs; one and three-six eentf
miles on the turf. Starters: Housa
tonic, Tarbouche, Charley Russell
Listell, Binnet.o, Joe Cotton, Pom
ons. Joe Cotton won easily. Pomonl
second, Binnette third. Time-2 :O61
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL--FRIDAY. sEpTEmBER l. 1857

Vaughn pitched q beautiful game for
the Blnf Oitys, allowing but three
hits. The fielding Of the Bluff Oity's
wss good. The batteries were TAYLOR
and Doyle and Sheltop, for Browns.
vile, and Vaughn and Graham for
Blu6 City's. Base hi.s-Bluff Citys
so, Brownsville 3
TIrooMB, the ex. Philadelphia pitcher,
has just bsen sold to New York. This
Is the third time Titcomb has chan ged
hands this season. Philadelphia ie.
leased him to the Athletics in the
early part Of the seas IN; the latter
sold him to Jersey City, and from
there he now goes to New York, to-
gether with Murphy, the catcher.
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Sag Eye sees Great Trot.

MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, September L.
At Rscine today 5000 people saw Jay
Eye See ,rot one Of tho fastest miles
ever made on half mile course. The
fret quarter wa, made in 80 seconds,
half mile in l:O9i, three quarters in
l:49 and the mile in 2:l7t. The
weather was cool, and a strong north.
westeT blew do wn the back stretch d.
rectly in the face Of the horse, and II
Is thought2:l5 would have been made
with favorable conditions. The time
is the same made by Dexter rome
years ago. Il has never been beaten
on bali mile track but once, when
Rarus made II In 2:l6l at Toledo.
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scORH by INNIN0s.

charlsston...........9 Q 1000 %
Ne. Orleans .........i 0 0 . 1 0 o.
Summary: Earned ruus-Oharles
ton I, New Ofleans 0 Two base bit :
Hinee. Total bsse hits Chsrle.lon 10
New oritausV Lsft on bases-Ohari,s
ton 4, New o leans 8. Bases stolen
Charleston 8, New Orleans l. s'ruck
out BY Smith 2. Aydelot'e 0: First
base OH balls--Chari,ston 4, NV Or
leans !. Double play Geiss, Fuller
and Cartwright. Batter hit By bali
Aydelo,te I. Wild piich-Aydel1t''
I. Passed ball-Vaughan l. Time o
eAme-0ls hour ami Atty minutes
Umpire T cqu,tl.
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Summary: Earned rnns-Birming-
ham ], Memphis 2. Two base hits
days, Burks. Pelts, Doyle. Left on
bases-Blrmingham 7, Memphis Q
Struck out-By Flood 4, by McKeou
5. Bases on balls-By Flood 8, by
McKeough /. Passed ball-Leighton
1. wild pitches-McKsough l, Flood2
Time OF ssme-Two hours and twenty
minutes. Umpire-Curran. Scorer
White.
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Pittsburg .. washingson q.

WASHINGTON, ID. @, September L.
The PittebuIg team defeated the
Washir gsons today In an interesting
game. In the first inning, through
Gilmore's wild pitching aud few
timely hits, the visitors scored five
rune, which virtually settled the con-
test. Donnelly played a magnificent
game at third. Farrell made tome
brilliant stops, but he also made the on.
ly errors OF tbs home team. AT critical
points Calvin proved himself too much
for the home team, who sacrificed sev.
eral runs through their inability to hit
safely. Coleman was struck by a
pitched ball In the fifth inning, aud
Yves no seriously injured that he re.
tired from the game in favor Of Fields.
Score:
washiDgton...... 90 5000 o o.
Pittsburg.......,-. 8 00llls-S
Earned runs -Pittsburg 7, Washing
ton 2. Two base hit-Shock. Home
runs-Kuehne, Carroll. Double plays
-Dounelly, Farrell ard o'Bren /;
Smith and Bs'kley. Base on bslls--
Dslrymple, Barley. Hit Coleman,
Smith 2, Shock /. Base on errors
Washington 4, Pltsburg 2. Struck
out-Dally, 0'Brien, Farrell, Gilmore,
Calvin. Passed bslls-Mack /, Miller
|. Wild pilch-Gilmore 2. Time
One hour and forty minutes. Umpire
Daniels
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MosrREAL, OAsADA.-At q seseion
nj the u urt Of q isen's Bench today,
P.reni, late cashier Of ths Hochelaga
bap X, pleaded guilty 10 eight iudlot-
ments charging hun With smbeis 0.
ment.
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York /. Struck out-New York 9,
Detroit 1. Wild pitches-K /,
GetEsin l. Time-Two hours. Um-
pire-Brady.
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DIR. ID. \. J0HNSON'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DlSPENSARy,
No. ~ Jefferson ~,
Bet. Main aud Front. MEMPHIS, TEsH.
fEsfahIlshsI In Lao

Bet. Main aud Front, MEMPHIS, IENN'
iEsiAblishsd In leo
DR. JOHN s on 10 Gosnoslsdssd by all par
~ ties intsrsftod % ~ far the mftt sua
ees,ful phyticiab In The ueAimont Of private
OF sscrs, issasct. Quiok, Per aansnt cures
Huafantsed IN svofg case, male ~ femtls,
Recent easot % 0onTrthsa and Syphilis
oufsd q a lev days -ithout The. use Of mef'
oufy, ohanga ~ diet OF hindrtnes from
builhefs, bscouday bYlh lis, the last Ves-
tiss sraSicA,s1 without he tis Of msfogry.
tbVoluntary loss II semen stopped u . short
time Sufferers from impoieuey or lofs OF
sexual powers restored h. Tree sisgr In q lev
weeks. Victims Of self abufe aud excessive
veneer, sudoflss from spefmaiorfhea and
los OF phytical and me- utal power, tIeedtly
add permanently cared. Pstii ulaf aitsn,
ton raid 10 the pissafes Of women, aui
cures guaranteed. Piles and old lofes cured
without the use Of oautte ot the knifs. All
combinations strictly ronhdsntial hsdi'
oites ssnt b. tIpfotl 10 al part Of The
county.
90 Wofkingnst cured at half the uiual
o'clock I'M. u y. JVHNtON, ID.
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go Poplar street, elegant
29i Poplar, q story bies.
~ WashinstSn, 2 story frame.
$40 Lsudsrdals. near Vance, choice.
ia ana if3 Union. nsu story sriok.
las Ttifd street. brick, IL rooms.
80 tlsFnAudo road
a. and " Marth ~ avenue.
1Ii Msdlson, rear Ne,lnsion.
2i3 Lindsn street. 2 s,art frame.
cot Madisoa street, rooms.
1f6 Vance street.
eco union, D rooms.
tf uAion street. q rooms
1a3 ~. Paul street, near Orleans.
nss hou - 90 smmHns's avenue,
rooms each, 90 yer month.
Z latef ayenus.
10 Mauhsll avenue, = rooms,
new cottages 90 Wright alley.
2psu a.ttssss on Pfans suest.
Store 2S Second street
Store No. Z Union street.,
Al. Il. gl I'm, Agent,
10 Madison street..
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ROOMS AND BOARD,

ROOMS AND BOARD,
DOoMs AND poARp--Psrhl,hsd rooms.
II With soed table board a, hsiefehees sf-
ehsnssd, ia Madison ,tfeet.
DOONb-T.o iafss iufaisb'd rooms -ith
N hfst.elass boafd also dkY ard transient
boArJsIs aeco m modatsd. u ADAhshI.
DEsIRABLE rooms sni DO ltd. q.
II n Ma iison firoet.
DLEAsANI front room, siti ooardi alto,
il other aooommp ID ton fJf lnsle sontls-
msn, atN Court street
nEslhhBLk Toomi sna b.srd' corner
~ MNket ard Second, No. ".
DLkAbAkr turn shsd fO0uns, sith boafe
il at reduced rates fef sums month";
CHAMBERS HOUSE.
DOOM-kiosly fufpishsd, -ith board ioi
II gsnteman and vile o. ,.2 gsn,ien,sa'
ID OOM-IiAndsomsiy iurnishsd ironttoSn
~ southern eMpOfufe, iof Two toht7meA
81 ~ Pouiotoo street. --
Ti0 MADISON sT.-Tvo dc,ifstl
~ rooms, Furnished or uniufnifhed, vi
or without boardi private family reference
reauirsd. ---------.
nNK lArgo front room, iufmshft % IN
" furnished, With bosfi, ~ ~ v nlon ~
NICELY FUHHtblED R0OMs-Wi
~ board, a. No. ~ AdGff street
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Stockholders Meeting.

co The anu al mesllng Of the s,oekhsldsrs
Of the Louisville, New orie.H- aud
Texas Railway Company will ts held
a. the Com papy'Eonss, No. II Monroe street.
In the city Of Memphis, on the FIRST Mon
dag OF October pssa
O Il. BOsnER, BesrstNrI.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02

nRUG sTOHE-A first class retail drug
~ store, doins = soOd paying businossG
one Of toe eldest s'aha, In hs%rh.i nr...
selinG address SALEM. this oface.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02

DuILDtN0 LOTS - have ssus ..rl
ID handsome build ins tia on soulh eide Of
Jsol son Iuset trou IBuA sveausl, east OF
hAyburn avgnus and Jest In ryar Of my for
msr rel Fence, that / -i eel on paJmsnu
Of tS yer mouth, aud -,li lend some monsy
HOUSES. MiNTgRPlaKRR 10 Main 81.
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TWO BEAUTIFUL 10 rs--In southern ,u-
Il burbs Good water, shsds. etc. Conven-
lent 10 street cars and dummy railroad.
To m, sssy. h. l.. sODHE.
cor. Maker and Dayie ave-, on dummy line.
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OLIVER, FINNIE Il CO.,
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
7 ARaE HOUSES rooms srd stable, Ill
II Vance street. Apply at 10 Vance street.
po0MS- Furnished o. uoiarni.hed, u
~ at lN Madison street. /
- EsIpENCR- 100 fernando street, |
IN corner Pontotoc; good water, large yard, |
stable, etc,i fcl per month. y. Il. MOORE |
cor. walker and Dayie ayes,on DANNY lire. |
A NEW HDUSE--six rooms. on Cum.
IA mings avenue, neaI MoLo note, wuhin |
four minutes walk OF UornAndo street cars.
Apply TO A. j, Harris, Courthouse
DRsK ROOM-Deik room can he procured.
~ upon moderate terms. at U. II. Pnkers
once, 2S Main ttteet. --
HOUSR-Elestnt new two story house, sir
II room., etc., with all conyeniences, cor
ner Of v fth and Kerr streets, Cholsoa. hp-
ply ut ~ finh street, Chslsea.
L'JonRs-Iwo sisTsnt, IOomy door, over
IL so Main. Apply 70 storhbers sons
DoOMs-Nicely furnished. tsS Shelby IT.,
~ two block. from 9ayo,o hetel. -
EN- tcoIRxAE. . w.il.ea at.
uoUsE- 81 Lauderda,e Of. 10 room, with
IL al modern oonvenienoes. Apply a.
A2 Laud.rdale o..
DHsIDENCE-1hAt desirable too story
IN b, ick residence. as St Martins street,
within q few blocks Of the businsss conteri
sroomsi all eonyenioneesi possession sven
"0n''f RtNissR sSuuxAss az Main st.
CIoITos R'oH-ASd NO ksSs 4 "a sITn'
uousE-7I asye,o ., ..
n J. l.. aoodloe Madlson o..
ROoM.wsll furni's;Ss I, ,,1 SiS SI,sS'ss1f,l'
uoUsR-Hisht rnem,, No. 90 Pop' ar It.
n Also doub.s Co,tlse, t,r roo rs each.
on MI sis,ippi avenue, norm OF BROADWAY,
Apply 70 $50 ai''i,' W, svsnus, OF 70
DBsIDRSCE-Ths very. desirable new
III three story brieh residence. Nc ~
Adams ttrset, o1piainins eleven rooms de-
iishtiul NO ghborhoodl terms liberal. hp-
ply at 3l5 N ain 1t, o, Ill Adams ~.
T,HUICE OFFiCES-On seeend story, 9
" Main street. APPlIenspeH1,lGpSottws.''
No; goo fhgNT ot IL, sEsaIg,.l b.
OvENT0N a Gai ykN0R.
CTORknUUsE.-so. ~ Uniop street. an
= rooms 90 Main street, Az " to
fhAlstR A sOtUGds, w -seond o..
| 40 JmS--D e,irEole fafnishsd room, tor
| ~ single tsnilsmen. ~ cOukr.
DOOMB-Two Largo Ia elihsJ room, With
N hr,t elss board also day ard tfan,lent
boarders a com modatei. ~ ADAMS 81.
pOONB-Thre nee desirable roe,,
II able for liEht housesssglnS,
Ok ROOM COflA1E-Un Vases iIest,
= newly paintedt two good srvanu'
roomtg stable. oarriage house and cistern,
J. r. LaPhaDE, Dt Won't 81
lJUUhs-f -Four nice foans ioI hous, ksel'
IL Ina or suitable tor omca', oyer " born
Court street. Call At above number.
n ~ o0ukf 81.
n AhD-oo acres aud II acres good Ia
IL near the city. Anvil 81 " hAdl.on
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FOR saI,E.

A RINE LOCATION FORA PHYSICIAN.
"a House and Tot Ia a. town Of Coektum,
Dssoto equntyt Mise. House co ,bu Of siI
the same 70 4, sood Glib, stable and buggy
house, with ols,ern attached, a ue pasture
Of Berluda srasaI lot eantains sixteen
acfos. A sreM bafgain. fet termt apply
10 MRS. NJ. O Ck0ckkTf,
on the premises.
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DAhBgR sHOP Retire. s,odi sooi To-
ID eatlonI only one IN the tosnI vant 70
quit the business on accuunt st health. For
particulars address or r. Ga
l.. v, LENTINI, senatlbia, Mis-.
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IUUhs-fsur nice foons TOT hous, ksel,-
Court street. Call Al above number.
DOOMB-RurniAhsd or uplurpitbsd,
n AhD-eo acre, and ~ acre. good Ia
IL near the city. hnplt 81 " hAdl,on
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-06-18
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Mrs. s. r. Pehl spent Monday with
Florence friends.
James $. Dickie, OF Norway, was in
town on sunday.
Capt. w. A. Dunn, OF Iron Mountain,
was here on Thursday.
ID. c. Lockwood tripped to Florence
and return on Monday,
Richard Dawson, Jr., has accepted the
position Of time-kecper at the Paint River mine.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The following are the prominent ar
rivals al the Lockwood house for the week end
ing Friday noon. June ~. Monday-John
jacques NJ. PhiyIIscorn. Chicago X. W. Mars.
Florence: A. q. Iiningwell, Appleton; q. q. Clark,
Travers City; II. j. Huehitt, Mastodon II.
Fletcher, G. Palmer. Escanaba; A. g. Morse.
Milwaukee; Geo. w Hamilton. Chicago; Billy
Mclean. Dennis Hcnon. ManlstIque W. A. Dunn.
Honghton; W. y. Corey. Milwaukee Saturday
"a. ". Price. A. Lewod. Chicago; G. \. John.
son, Marinette: v. III. Ryan, Janesville; p. &.
Butts, d. Mcintyre. w. X. Godshall. James
Kirk, Mastodon; Hugh Rarclay, Pitt Drake,
John Rundle. Iron Mountain; o. w. Reible j. =.
Mclean; w n. Carpenter. stambaugh Dt. j. NJ.
Mead, Iron Mountain; II. b. Swain, Blaney; y.
J. Gilbert, YOUNGSTOWN. Monday-J. M. Long.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-06-18

Con. Kearn and Miss Louise Gonyou,
both of this city, were married on
Wednesday morning mt the Catholic
church by Rev. Father Chapuis.
Thomas Wilkinson brought in bear
ON Monday evening that he killed about
three miles from Parks firm. The
animal weighed about 13O pounds.
No better investment could be made in
this place than the building OF a number
OF cottages. A rental of from $40 o$i5
per month could be easily obtained.
Ice is SO scarce here that il is almost
impossible for private families 90 obtain
any. The dealers arefearful lest the sup
ply will not hold during the summer.
All Of the travelling men on the road
seemed TO congregate in this town ON
Thursday. They filed all OF the hotels
and were Jolly, fun-loving lot oiiellows.
Maps showing the locations ofall oftbe
working mines and prominent explora-
tions in this district, for sale at j. l..
Kimball 4 Co.'S drug store. Only linn
tied number issued SO order early.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-06-18
DIAMOND CHIPS.


See Stronnch, the artist.
Smoke the L. $. Grant cigar
McIIugh's for the celebrated U. S.
Grant cigar
New sidewalks are appearing in parts
of the town.
Plenty OF men in town those days and
all seem busy.
This place is certainly enjoying sub
stantial boom.
Stronach makes photographs that
equal any. Call ON him.
For a good smokego To Pat. McHugh's.
He sells the famous U. $. Grant cigar.
The Range reports n surplus OF labor
nt Iron Mountains dozen men iorevcry
job.
4 neat and substantial iron railinghas
been put around the outer approach to
the post office.
The Range has II that DR.. Gareau and
MIR. Thorn were married at Iron Noun
tain last week.
The program for the Fourth OF July
celebration has not yet been handed in
for publication.
Photographer StrOnach is still Offering
great inducements TO any one wanting
work in his line.
Complete maps OF the great iron belt
oi Crystal Falls for sale at j. l.. Kimball
4 Co.'S drug store.
II Is the intention OF Road-oveseer
Prince Co have the streets cleaned up and
keep them so. Good.
The most popular brand Of cigars in
the market to-day is the u. S. Grant.
Sold by Pat. McHugh.
Stronach, the artist, Is still making
capinet photographs for three dollars
and fifty sents per dozen.
The fire cracker and the miniature tor
pedo have nude their appearance and
the small boy enjoys himself.
William Tratton, of splace and Miss
Nellie Austin, oi ishpcmine, were married
at the latter place ON Sunday.
Edna Parks and Pearl Henry, two
sweet little girls, will accept the editors
thanks for boqucts ofswamp lilies, ferns,
pitcher plants and pnnsics.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-06-18

Not few OF the citizens OF Crystal
Falls have recently become greatly ex
cited over the astounding fncts, that sew
eral OF their friends who had been pro-
nounoed by their physicians as incurable
and beyond NIL hope-snfiering with that
dreaded monster consumption--hayc
been completly cured by Dr. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, the only ne
medy thatdoes positively cure all thront
and lung diseases, coughs, colds, asthma
and bronchitis. Trial bottles free at J.
T.. Bowers drug store, large bottles 81.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-06-18

year, Marquette; II. Armstrong, Iron Mountain;
A. u. McDouglas. Marinette; J. s. Dickie. Nor
way; G. McIlroy, Norway; r. a. Kmwsford,
Iron Mountain. Tucsday-H Mnrhal, Mil
waukee; ". j. Huehitt. Mastodon; II. ii. Bacon.
u. H. Bacon. Jr.. Green Bay; /. pishion, Marin.
ette; j. Russell. Menominee ii. B. Swain. Bianey;
J. w. Childs. Chicago; VIM. Manley. Escanaha.
wednesday--c. J. scribner Chicago A. Bishop.
Neenah; w. B. Lnsley. Escanaba; J. J. Fisk.
Iron Mountain; A. O. Malley. Milwaukee: A. T..
Pierce. Oshkosh; ID. X. Green, Chicago; u. Flor.
ada, Geo Dunn. Iron Mountain. Thnrsday--A.
III. Hofer. Chicago ~. II. Hunt. Depere; J. Aus
trian, chicngo; G. Il. Roberts, Mastodon; W.
A. Dunn, Houghton J. II. wadsworth. X. Smith,
Chicago; II. G. Campbell, X. W. Mars, Florence;
Abe. Levere, J. c. auckland, milwaukee. Friday
III, J. Payne, Escanaba; Georre O'Callaghan,
Norway; H. A. woodford. Escanaba; u. H.
Ryan, GAINESVILLE; Frank scadden, Mastodon.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-06-18

w. ID. Hoyt * Co., Wholesale and re-
taiIdruegists OF Rome Ga, says: We have
been selling DR.. Kings New discovery,
Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica
salvefor fouryear. Have never handled
remedies that sell as wen, OF give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected by these
medicines ia this city. Several cascs of
pronounced consumption have been en-
tircly cured by use OF a lew bottles Of DIR.
Kings New Discovery, taken in conncc-
ton with Electric Bittcrs. We guaran-
tee them always. Sold by J.. r. Bower.